All-HIE news 2004 archive from July 2004
Woodfuel Technology at Averon Leisure Centre, AlnessWood fuels interest from local sports centre

Averon Leisure, which manages the Averon Leisure Centre in Alness, has decided to go green.
28 July 2004


BRE Highlands

Another dynamic research and consultancy business has decided to open an office in Inverness. BRE is the UK's leading centre of expertise on buildings, construction, energy, environment, fire and risk.
28 July 2004


North Isles renewable energy officer

Members of the three island communities of Unst, Yell and Fetlar, which make up the north isles of Shetland, have formed the North Isles Renewable Energy Partnership (NIREP), to address the economic and social regeneration of their islands.
28 July 2004


Anne Baker, Tickety Boo Bridal WearIt's 'tickety-boo' for far north brides

A John O'Groats woman is starting a new business which she hopes will add that special touch to a bride's big day.
26 July 2004


Strathpeffer Spa Golf ClubStrathpeffer Spa golf course

Yesterday (Tuesday 20th July) saw the official launch of the Strathpeffer Spa Golf clubhouse after a four year, phased re-development.
26 July 2004


RAF Nimrod and TornadoEconomic impact study on threat to Moray RAF bases

A detailed study to establish the full economic impact of any reduction in the Royal Air Force presence in Moray has been launched by Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) and local enterprise company Moray Badenoch and Strathspey Enterprise (MBSE).
26 July 2004


William Roe, HIE chairmanHighlands and Islands Enterprise welcomes appointment of new chairman

Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) has welcomed the appointment of William Roe as the development agency’s new chairman. Mr Roe (57), who hails from Kinlochleven, is chairman and director of leading Scottish business consultancy Rocket Science UK and chairman of software solutions firm Mysterian, based in Stornoway and Glasgow.
21 July 2004


Ceilidh Trail, LochaberLochaber Ceilidh Trail

For the first time this summer, Lochaber will have its own Ceilidh Trail project run by the Lochaber Feisean organisation.
21 July 2004


Bosville HotelBoost for Bosville

The Bosville Hotel in Portree recently began a challenging expansion phase, including the purchase and renovation of the property adjacent to the Bosville Hotel, formerly known as the King's Haven Guest House.
21 July 2004


Walls Bakery, ShetlandWalls Bakery

The expansion of a local Shetland bakery is set to increase turnover and improve efficiency so it can meet the increasing demand for its products, both in Shetland and on the mainland.
19 July 2004


Hydrogen energy study centre

Shetland Renewable Energy Forum (SREF) has been awarded funding from Shetland Enterprise and Shetland Islands Council to employ IPA Energy Consulting to carry out a feasibility study for a Hydrogen Study Centre in Shetland
19 July 2004


Childcare Centre in Bettyhill, Farr EdgeExtended hours at Farr edge

A childcare centre in Bettyhill, Farr Edge, has secured funding enabling it to undertake a three month trial to establish demand for increased opening hours.
19 July 2004


Gail Mohamed, Deputy Chief Executive for Shetland EnterpriseNew Deputy Chief Executive for Shetland Enterprise

Shetland Enterprise has appointed a new deputy chief executive. Gail Mohamed took up the post on June 28th.
12 July 2004


Dunvegan Castle Refurbishment

Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) is to explore alternative options for assisting Dunvegan Castle's refurbishment and enhancement as a visitor attraction after a study estimated the optimum cost of the project at £19million.
12 July 2004


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